Two more people charged with murder over shooting of Timothy Van Vo in Corinda
Two more people have been charged over the alleged shooting murder of a Brisbane man in the front yard of a home last week.
A 26-year-old woman was arrested in Brisbane on October 4 and 38-year-old man was taken into custody at a South Station Road home in Raceview yesterday.
The man was charged with one count of murder and the unlawful use of a car.
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Timothy Van Vo was shot dead in a Brisbane front yard. Nine
The woman has been charged with murder.
Both will face court today.
Timothy Van Vo was shot in the chest at close range in the front yard of a home on Cliveden Avenue in Corinda about 3.25am on October 4.
Police believe an argument occurred between Van Vo and a group of people before he was shot.
Two other men, 26 and 30, were charged with murder on Saturday.
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Timothy Van Vo was shot at close range in the chest on October 4. 9News
Detective Inspector Andrew Massingham said the four men and woman allegedly attended the Corinda home and started assaulting a man who lives there.
"At that time, the male deceased was seated in his vehicle directly opposite the address," Massingham said.
"Upon seeing it occur, the deceased left his vehicle and confronted the persons in the front yard."
He said the group was armed with at least two guns, including a shotgun and handgun.
Massingham added the resident, Van Vo and offenders had been involved in a dispute prior to the incident.
Investigations are continuing.
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